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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-16
Ghe Gttelli5qet1cs|1.
once, so.. 10 aud a7 Fourte enth Street,
PHILADELPHIA covered herself with
glory yesterday. 5 Ggl' gG
In Mies Margaret Mether the Wheellne

In Miss Margaret Mather the Wheeling
drama loving public have an opportunity
to See the woman who Is now attracting Q
larger share Of public attention than any
other actress on tho American stage. To
give her hearty reception Is to give evl.
deuce Of appreciation for the best dra.
matte art OF tho day. }9 u
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Ben Butlel's yiows,

4 - .
BosToN, Sept bin connection with Q
story te!esraphsd from New York to-day
to the effect that General Butler would be
employed to champion tho cause OF the
condemned Ancrchiats in Chicago, the
General eaid to reporter this afternoon:
"My position is just this: From what ex-
animation of the matter I have made do
not soe anything to warrant my taking &C.
tivsstepsin their behalf On the other hand
l have not completed the examination
sufficiently for me 10 definitely refuse 10
do 60. The public may rest assured that
l will never allow mans life to be sacri-
feed II l can see any ground on which 1t
can possibly bo saved. I thoroughly BE-
lieye, es the Supreme Court Of Msssechu.
setts once expressed it, that q man has q
right to quibble for his life." ,.lf5s53 !,
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A Zig Firc.

LAKE CaYsrAL, MlsS., Sept, ,15-At an
early hour this morning fire destroyed
several business buildings between the
Central Hotel and the railroad track. The
loss aggregates SAC. 600; insurance S22 900.
Tho origin OF the fire is unknown. n M lrs 2;.
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RECEPTION 10 CApD1NAI, o1provs

One Of the most brilliant receptions
ever accorded Catholic prslate was given
this evening at tho Catholic. club TO his
eminenco Cardinal Gibbons, OF Baltimore.
The Cardinal arrived at the club.shortly
before 8 O'Clock. From that hour until
hslf-past ten O'Clock the Cardinal contin-
ued to receive the many distinguished
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Yesterday Is League ind Association Gnmc,.

|4 80 . q
Yesterdays League md Association Gnucs.
At Pittsburg, Madden for the frat time
this season failed to fool the Pittsburgh.
ers. Pittsburgh, s; Boston, 4. Earned
Pittsburgh, 4; Boston, 4. Hits-Pitts.
burgh, lS; Boston, II. Erro1s-pitls.
burgh, 2. Ba!teries-McC Cormick and Mil.
ler; MADDEN and Tate. T15i. ~ =
At Brooklyn the game between Brook.
lyn and Cincinnati waa played in allow.
emily manner, especially by the home
team. Brooklyn l; Cincinnati, IL. Hits
Brooklyn. s; Cincinnati, 1G. Errors
Brooklyn, Z; Cincinnati, 4. Batteries
Cunningham aud Peoples; Smith and
Baldwin. 7's2S- l'-G. e'gIi-'I -. ~ -.
At New York the Nets and Cincinnatia
played postponed 91mc, which was essily
taken by the visitors. Metropolitsns. O:
Cincinnati, 4. Hits-Mets. 8: Cin.-'11'
Errora-Mets. 2. Batteriea-Faqan and
Donohue; Mullane and Baldwin. In tina
sf.ernoon the Cleveland's initiated Cir
cinnati and whitewaahed the AIetropoli-
tans. Both sides played Waiting game.
Nets. 0; Cleveland 8. Hits-Mets.1 q:
Cleve, ii. Errora-Mets, 2, Batteries
Mays and Holbert; CroWall and Ssnvder'
NS AHa3oAPAAn tuo AtusetlCH pfactl-
cally won the game in the first two in.
nlngs. Athletic, 0; Loulaville,4. Hits
Athletic, II; Louisyille, IL. Errors-.Ath.
letic, 4; Louisville, S. Batteries Seward
and Robinson; Chamberlain and Croas, 4
At Baltimore the Baltimore club PLAYED
two games with the Champions, and lost
them both by weakness at the bat and
sloyenly fielding. FirS. game--Baltimorc,
0; St. Louis, 8 Hits-Balto, 6; St. Louis,
S. Errors-Balto, 4; st. Louis, 9, Bst.
teries-Smith and Trott; Knouir and
Boyle. Second game-Bslto, 2; St. Louis.
4. Hits-Ssven each. Errors-Balto. q:
st. Louis, 3, Bltteries-Smith and Dan,
iels; kiegand and Boyle. 2Srg.sf =
At indianapolis, Philadelphia had an
easy victory. MoGatt pitched ior the
home team and was very wild in his de-.
livery. Indianapolis, 4; PhiladeIphiaS 3
Earned-l each. Hita-Indisnapolia:7
Philadelphia, II. Errors--Indiananc,ia
3; Philadslphia, Il BasterieEMoffatt
and Myers; Casey and Clements. ; 1'..-'
At Detroit, Detroit won the game in the
frat inning by heavy batting, assisted by
erroru Of the visitors. Detroit. ii .W,sS.
ington, l. Hits-Dstroit, Is; Waahinpton
10. Errors-Detroit, l; Waphinpton "a q
Earned-Dstroit, s; Washington, /. Bat.
tsiiea-Getzein and CAMEL; O'Day and
At Chicago New York both outbattea
and outlelded Chicago, but at that barely
won. Chicsgo, New York, 4. Earned
-ChicrgoT2; New York, 4. Hits-Chi.
cago, 10; New York, 12. fErrora-Ohicapo.
3; New 7 York, l. Batteries-Van Haltren n
and DAILY ;SWslch and Brown. ~,
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The OH Cnn npnin

:: BLAlnsv1LIE, Pa, Sept. l5.-Yeaterday
Mrs. Gibson, vile of an employe Of the
West Pennsylvania railroad, who residen
at kelly'a station. poured some Kerosene
oil on some heated GOALS. Tho reeult war
an explosion. Tho woman was badly in.
iared, and daughter 10 years al eco
fatally burned. The house caught Ere.
but the lames we're e1tinguished without
much damage. n q - : i''"'1
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Cry OF Mxxlco, Sept. Ii. To-day and
tomorrow are given up to patriotic cele-
bratiou, to-day being the birthday Of Pres.
ident Dlaz, and tomorrow the anniver'
cary Of the independence Of Mexico.
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THE OPENING,
Elaborate Decorations-Immen Crowds
.-----r w Of PunnlA. L.L. N

Elaborate Decorations-Immens Crowds
OF People. S&g
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. l5.-The last
centennial Of the events Of the revolu.
tionary times began this morning. ~
II there Is one thing more than another
for which the million and half OF people
who are temporary residents Of this city OF
csntennials arc thankful, it is the weather.
With q clear sky, obscured here and
there only by stratus Of clouds, the day
so tar gives promise Of being everything
that could be wished, and heavy load
has been lifted from the hearts Of many
who have bsen for months looking for
ward 10 the day when the greatest epoch
in the history Of ths.lest century should be
celebrated. n
Philadelphia and her hundreds OF
Thousands Of guests appeared on the
streets early this morning in their holiday
garb, light-hearted and all bent toward
tho single object Of making the celebra.
tion fitting one. All day yesterday and
last night visitors, including distinguished
guests, military and tiremen. arrived by
every possible conveyance and the dozen
railroad depots were taxed to the utmost
in accommodating the throng which had
aocked to the "Oradle Of Liberty" TO bear
witnees by their presence of their. love
and ,veneration for the hiato.ic document
which gave them liberty and freedom,
and made this "s government. Of the peo.
ple, by the people, and for the people,"
All the hotels wers filed to overdowinp
by yesterday morning, and svery inch Of
surplus space had been filed with cots
and other means Of temporary rest, 90
that many Of the Htrangera had TO resort
to the Bureau Of Information" which
was established during the early days Of
the Constitutional Centennial "boor,"
and which has performed an important
mieeion since it's inception. It is safe to
say that there are at least 2CO, 900 visitors
from distance, in addition to tho thous.
anda from adjacent counties Of Pennsyl-
vania, New jersey, Delaware and Mary.
land, and hardly State or Territory re-
mains unrepresented in the three days
feetival. s:}sH s=7 ~ ~ .',E-s''''
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Disaster nt y IIpvlswIpr Stand

PHiLADzLPulA. Sept. 15.--A reviewing
stand at Broad and Moore streets gave
way under the tremendous weight Of peo.
pie upon 1t shortly aftor the parade start.
cd this morning. .I "'l.
!hero Was a sceno Of indescribabie con.
fusion. Women shrieked and children
cried, whilo men sought to fight their wsy
out Of the struggling mass Of humanity,
A number Of persons were injured, some,
It is feared, fatally. No names arc vet OBJ.
tainable. rs, /. - : =. I
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DIED,

KING 1888 4. ". Friday, ses,embe,,d ID
E 1887, Hhz. A. SSiE KIS6HoES, wife OF lhe intr,
SG,eSgo kinshofn. aged y years . months aud
Funeral notice hereafter. \ Z e tA& &sIss Z
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ing their hands, handkerchiets and para.

:, VI al tuB CunHIbutofH 70 th } RtCc 'BH Of
tho frat day o. the celebration, Dam, Ma.
ture must be given first place. S..
The Constitutional Centennial Commits.
sion was officially represented on tho
grand stand. Section A, the central por.
tion OF the stand, was reserved for the
Governors OF the States with their staff,
On this stand also were Senators and RI D.
resentativeS tn Coneress, many Of whom
were pressnt, the Commissioners Of tho
various StaIea and Territoriee, thirty.thrae
OF whom we're Present, the diplomatic
corps. the foreign c3nsuls md especially
invited guests OF the Commission. Section
b contained distinguished visitors, 49,
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repeat my firm conviction that tho pros.
perity Of our country has been largely In.
duced by a protective tariff and its con.
t!nusd prosperity depends largely upon
the maintenance Of the same policy. =
Concerning the record OF the admins.
tratlon Of President Cleveland, the sena.
tor continued: %g E.r3l
What good has been dono to any State
Of section by the administration Of Grover
y a. ffr'sg p. ..sl
!, It was said in The canvass Of 1884 that
they wanted
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decorated wagon bearing banners aud
notices emblematic to the order, Fol.
lowing this float camo band and several
tableaux on floats, typical Of events dur.
Ing the Revolution, and representing the
different nations which make up Americas q
population In native costumes !; a beauti.
"a! temple, handsomely decorated, with
thirly.eleht ladiea at the portal, represent.
Ing the States Of the Union, "Uncle Ssm. y
the Goddess Of Liberty and the thirteen
original States represented by Daughters
Of America In costume, and q don't In which
stood representations OF the school houses
OF a century ago, and those OF to day sur.
rounded by school children. j.!I i
The !ema'nde, was made up OF the
National and Stats officers and the Waiting
camps Of the Sons OF America in full re-.
gala, L1'aJH '.. l=lE '9 sa0.a It-lE.p.l.9 r II
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
anappes Gntfpttttem.

8alfer g.. 9raD ipuroe WtDntag Wtorgen
friib in ietner @obnung, SEQ. 1866 Botpet
@Denlte, 6D6e 8arf, BET Dem 8eril6, etne11
@tnbre9er etn5ufattgen, III ber1 &opf gez
16onen, bod lit fit iein 9eben feline @5ez
fabr DorAatben. Gr tpuroe gcgen 4 lt6r
61tr6 eilt 4DnberbareS @jerGltid, aus benz
S6lafe geipedt, rief ietner 6rau 5u, oaB et@
tpaS inn !Oaltlc nt6t rtdttg let, lieB ft0 bon
ibr Ietnen GeDnlDer gebelt, oet CT luD 1t1to
NIT Dem ct ii6 in Ben 6auSgan9 begab, tpp
er OaS @erGul6 pcr1pn1rten bate. ScS1t
bet @laltbelt, baB Die @je1talt, Die Ct sort
be1nerfte, 1ein 9ienItmtdo6en ietrt f0nrte,
1tarnte ct beren Otancn 6iloa, unb ais el
feline 2l1ttDDrt er1ielt, 5ibefe eretn Stret Of
bots an, BET 0eIien S6et1t er einen Wtann IN
benz Spetie6tmn1er berI6tptnben JAP, ST
fol9te tDlt Ourd 0aiielbe bis sur 6itde,
Deren Sbiir tnDeB s~u9eDaIten ipltrOe. O2it
Nl1itrengung aQer &rdfte gela1tg IS linn,
ote Sbilr auf5uretBen, iab ieoo6 I'M nG6iten
Mllgel1bltG Den Bltb zines abgefcllerten Ste
DolDerS nn0 filblte audi iofort etaert Defti9elt
S6mer5 Gn &ppfe, ipGbrenO inn bas 8l1tt
ant @elt6t Dernieberranlt, ST ielblt bate
in Der 9lufregung ebenfalS ietnen
GebolDer altf'S @erat6eppbl abge1GoI1et,
pabri6etnLt6 je0o6, oDne 81 treffer,
nnO bem belperaten Ginbreder gez
lang es, 6ur6 bte 6itttertbiir Su ent7
flteben. 0nr6 baS SdieBen tparen sic
gea6barn alarmirt por6en unb %itiirSten ms
6alls, mo fte int 6ausf fur etnen NelSma1z
tel uno ein Gaar 8etllfletoer DeS Serr1t
9raD fanOel, Sic ser @t1bre6er auf ser
Slu6t fallen gelaiien bate. Der bon bent
S6urfen gefeuerte S6uB bate MIR etne
6altttpunbe 5ur Tol9e ge6Gbt. 0err 9raD
lit ein @runoeigentbumsagent. Gr lit ber
2lnit@t, 0dB Der Gtn6re6er ii6 ben ga15en
Sag I'M 6aule aufge6alter Daben mltb, Oa
er nirgenoS Spnren zines Gtnbrn9S be-
merfte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11

Inter ntlcBli6en S6mer5et lit Wtolttdg
ser 25iGDrige 9lrbetter tSerrldnn S6ltlber,
ipel6er i'm December nortgen SabreS Do1t
ctltert tolelt 6ltlloe ge6tiiert iprroe, III Der
STRENGTHENING bes GnuntDgefG1tg1ttiieS
geitprben. S6ulBer, etn GltBerit frGfttger
Wtallt, tpel1er $50. 961 &c. OoDne Nbenlte
ipobnte, berfiel geiterrt Wfor9en ge9et 3 l1br
in letncr Mobnu1g pl0Bli6 IN &rGnpfe
1n6 gebcrbete it'd babel 10 iDtlo, baB feline
8eripanDten it6 nerdnlaBt fii6lteu, ben
acknowledgement Derbet5urrfen, mtttelit
bellen ct 1a6 bem County 0olptt0l 9efa6>
ren tpurbe.
Ser ltnglitdli6e, tpeldem Ser S6au1n
Dor Sen Wiln0 frat, bate it Ietl1er Jtaieret
1ett 8ett8eltg serrt1lelt, bic Wt06el in ietnem
i3iu1mer Seri6logelt lt11o letitete belt t6n
ipegfiDrenoen 8olt5iiten 10 Defttgen gSt0er<
italto, baB bic 3ebteren fi6 genDtDtst iaber,
tbm 6anb16eIen art5lllcgen un0 tbn IN et1te
9eGe etn5nDillen, lin t9n uni6Golt@ GIT
MAIDEN.
Oa Die 8ean1ten int County, 6o1pital it6
tpeigerten, ben fur6tbare S6reie auSitoBen@
ben un0 tpte etn t0uno belle10em &ranfeu
auf8unebmelt, 10 lieferten Sic 8olt5titen tblt
IN Der STRENGTHENING 6eS GountD>@ Sc
fGng1t1Ies eilt, mo CT in elmer nit WfatraBen
auSge16lagenen Belle u~ntergebra6t mur6e.
Or. 8lutbarbt ipurbe INT II 11br 8ormtt7
tags Su bem &ranfen gerufen NIB Derz
orbrete t6m etn gerubtgungsmittel; ebe
6aslelbe aber nod angeferttgt iuer6en fonltte,
Derftarb S6ulber inter entieblt6en S6mer>
sen. Nadfragen ergaben, baB Der Seritorz
be1e, na6oem CT BON etnem 6r11be sebtiien
tporbet tpar, ii6 Bic Wun0e bate Der6inbet
~Iaiiet, iporalf 6ieielbe i6ne1 9ebeiIt tpar.
@rit por9eitern itelten iid bet S6uIber
Spntptome Der @aiierideu eit, tpeI6er CT
i6lieBli6 inter Oen 9ei6iloerten i6ref7
Ii6en llmitdnben erleeen lit. 8olt5eiz
6treftor G6erlOl0 bat, na6oen ct BON 0teient
traltrtgen ll~ngliidsfalle &enntniB erlnt9te,
iGmmtlt6e 9olt5etbeamten angetpteie1t, altf
Derrenloie !6u11Oe 11t0 ipl6e, ipet9e olS
btiiig 6ctanlrt iin0, 5l fabl10en unb btelel6em
aus Der gSeLt 51 i6affelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
GdMferetmimra.
Gin 'eues eeDaape pom @tuD nmseDrareu.

Gtne b06ft gefG6rli6e &dta1tropbe, bel
Der eth babies 9ubenO 8eriDnen itltr ipte
bur6 Elm Wunber Dor etnem grG6lthcn
Spbe beipabrt bliebert, ereignete it6 Mpntag
Wtorgen SEQ. Al g.. 0allteb1tr. Sin bier
ltDdtgeS 8dfiteingebGltbe, ipel6es BORT IN
Der @rriGtlt1g begrtffen unb 11abesu bollen5
bet ipar, begalm Inn Z 1lbr 10 Wtirt. pI6Bs
ltd) 81 t%panfet, lint etnen Wtornert IpGtcr
NIT 6pnncrGbnltdem &ra6en sulQrnntensl1z
i~titrseit. Sat- baS gauge @ebGltoe glei6t
tebt, bis Su1n@rb9el6OB berab, einem Sriim>
m%erbaufen. 0~liiGlt6ertpeiie batten 1i6 nur
5tpet Der an Dem 8alt beldGftt9ten Sdblreiz
6en Nrbeiter ~etngefunben. @eD. 8oDlart
tDuroe pom brittet Stodtperfe aus nit
ianln1t ben Sriimmerrt auf bic StraBe Gez
ihlcuDert. Der M(ann bate Elm nterttpilr1
otgcs Gntrtnnen, bentt, abgeleben bon etntz
ee1t S6rammen at &Dpf 1nb 0lrnt, tpar CT
lnperieDrt geblieben. @b. @olib, fem
college, bat nt6t mtnber @rurto, ietnen1
Shopfer 81 oanfen, Oa CT 9letd5eittg nit
benz btntercn 3betle beS "Sipeiten Stndtperfes
auf Dem Grbbpben lan6ete utb rtltr einiqe
8eltlen alfsutpetlet bate.
Sin groBeS Sti6 Ser Doroeren @an6 fiel
npr $40. 443 g. SalitebitraBe nieoer, ipelz
Dies 6aus, elm 6olsge6dlloe, tpie ol6 oas
etngeititrSte, Ratrif Wtc9Jtauus geb0rt.
WtcDtalluS fat nit iei1terSamilie bas brittle,
nltD SEER S6Dn nebit Der %lei1igen baS
Stpette, u1tb NIT i~eilteut 2aoen bas erIte
StDdtperf bon SEQ. 443 tnl1e. 9ur6 ben
3uianumen1tltr5 oeS gta6barbauieS tDurben
Die gSDbnrGltme Der %genannten Sdr1tliet
cuffs 6eftigite erI6ittert, 10 baB bic BORT
beft1oltden; ldtperen Wt0bel Die SuBbDDet
burdbra6en utb ms @rbgei6oB 9erabz
%iauiten. Srau W1c9Jfanlts fam unberlebt
0aDon, tnoem ite alf BEN S6ultern ei1es
beber5ten 9ta6barS bon einem Sen1ter bes
brttten StoGtperfeS aus ms Srete gerettet
tpur6e. 9lr6 BON Der Samilte S60n Datte
gttertatto S6a0et ge1ton1n1et.
9as ettgeItitr5te @ebduoe, SEQ. AL, batte
ei1tet1 Nert9 BON ettpa $4,000. Ser S6az
ben, tpelder ont gto. 443 beruria6t tpltroe,
biirfte $4,000, urD bte gerlu1te an 6el1 bGrin
befinblt6en Mtobeln ettpa $500 %betragen.
Sin She'll OeS S~cttentpe9eS npr Dem
S6auplaB Ser &ataitropbe lit bl1rb bic, nit
la~iptnenarttger @epalt baraltf geItiirstelt
Sriintmer, Wtobel II. /. N. total serlt6rt
ipDrbe11. 9aS @an5e bietet BEN 9lt6ltd ser
l6auberbafteiten Serlpiiitutg.
Die I1rla6e beS @retgnifieS lit, obtpo6l
Wfcglta1t1S u1tb beIien Qrbetter oies 6ltr6=
aus 1tidt Sltgeben t%pplle1t, 1ut5petfel6aft in
mangelbafter 8a1art 5u luden. @s tpar
nod ais etlt gr0BeS @liiG SIT betra6ten, Oab
Der geitri9e, Defti9e @tlto Die Menldenfale
gum 3uiammenflappen brabte, ebe btelleid)t
80 Bis 100 GerIonen bart1t ei1le11 l9aler>
ltd)en SOD ft11Oer f0nl1tel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
gMiperer 1tttfa4.

Sin etgenartiger nngLiidsfaQ, BET tpeldem
Elm Ar6eiter our6 Grittdung ieinen allgenz
blidli1en SOB fa1O uno firf ser @ollegen
Deliel6en nur NIT gettauer gtotb DOR eillent
glei6en S6tfial 6eipabrt blieben, ereignete
1i6 UtittinOd gta6mittag in ben y&anberz
tlpot'S SrOn Escorts, SEQ. 2611 g. Sal
1teoitraBe. PM elmer Ylatfornt, tpelhe bort
neben Der Dberen Seffnlng bes &uppelofens
erridtet tuar, befanben it'd 6 9(rbciter, 1tu1 an
Dem 8 fet cine Geparatltr norsunebmen. Ser
Sfen iuar NIT 6reltnenDeml Sole ltno &oble1
gefillt, ipel6e cine beoeutenoe Mer9e @as
entipideIten. 9afieI6e entitr0mte Der obe>
ret Seffnung ploBLi6 nit iol6er Seftigz
fett, OaB Die BORT bei6Gftigten Qrbeiter
Dur0 ieine @%inatbmrng D0Iig iiberipGltigt
1uurSef1. qeter &leb, elmer bon ibnen,
itir5te iofprt tobt nieber. Seine &olleoet
Derloren t6eilipeiie bas 8%etpuBtiei1t, pltr6en
jeoO6 balo auBer @efa6r gebra6t. Sbre
ytanen iinO Setter @anberfloot, @baS. 8a6l,
Tranf Orion, SaS. 9tDan unb 81. Oegolng.
&leb binterIdBt III $50. 565 geeit %. StraBe
cine @attin unb 6 8in6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
@etNaDe erf@oHett.
Gin gGamfteuncr f@teBt tit geIbE1ertbeis
Oi8tn9 9c9eh cine 8atSe StrOI1e aWf
eitett t1tni6uIot9ett.

@tne S9teBeret nit beflagenstpertbent
g~luSgange fanb 9tenitag 9tben0 I'M 10 l1Dr
bQr Senrn 8e6's S6anfptrt6l6aft, an Ser
@de bon 9oomtSitr. nno IL. 8lace, itatt.
Der bon Dem nt0rbertIdelt 8lei @etroffe1te
lit alleln Nnl6et1t mad Elm n0utg l1nl6ulz
bigger, tpGbrenb bteientgel1 8er1pnen, peld)e
6urd sic Gerit6uitq .emp6renber S6an6e
lidfeiten Sic I6lieBlt6e 8ertubu1g bes See
Der @ei6oiiene lit SanteS GrOtu, ein nit
ieinen @ltern SEQ, 154 IL. 8lace %ipobnen6er
gtrbeiter. Die <gel traf ben ul19liiGli6ert
jungen Mant in sic re6te8 ruit un6 burdz
bobrte Ste 2unge, 1obaB lein 9eben fir cine
3eitlang fir iebr gefGbrlt6 gait. Ser oerz
DGngniBpoue G6nB tpur6e bon Sranf
8alS, Dem S6anftpdrter in 8e6'S 2ofal
unb S6tpaeer oefiel6er, abgefeuert.
9ien1tagQlbenb TIM 81 1t6r beretts berib1
ten bor bem 2ofal cine gal1Se Mnsa9l 9tal1fz
boise, tpelde itG BORT felt etniger .3ett all>
abenOli6 etn5uftnoen pflegte1t, pte itbltG
einen ungebelren 2Grn1 ultb 8ef ia6 it0
suIebt geStpltr1gcn, iein 2ofal 5lt i6liebeu.
Die 8eranla1iung 5n ibrer riipelboften,
nteoertrG6ttgen Sanol1tngStpeile far1o bic
8anbe bem 8ernebmen 1ta1 IN Dem Inn
itanbe, baB 8ef unb 8als tbnert ais SSraez
ltten nt6t geneDm tparen u1O ie eS ft9
Sltr Nufgabe 9e1tellt bQtten, 6te1e allnGltg
aus Ser betreffen6en' gtahbari6aft v9t1a1sz
sugraulel1". 8al5 befono itd nod Dtnter
ser g8ar", ais Mltper1nrtbet Elm @r6floB
bon ser StraBe ber in 6aS S6anflDfal gez
tporfen m1roe. Mllf's D06ite ergrimmt
iiber 6ieIe Nte6ertra6t ergriff er Sen &epplz
ber. BUR S6ir elierb, off1ete CT bte1e ei11
tpeni9 nl16 feuerte glet6 baralf auf @roip,
Ser tpe1ttge S6ritte e~ntfernt ital6, bte &uz
gel ab. Ser S6perpertuunbete Iar1f Butt
iiber1tr0mt Sn 8oben. @r ipur6e 6lr6
bin3ugeeilte 8erlonen na6 ieiner 1tabett
@obnl11g gebra6t, mo- Ct Iagte, 6aB Der
SduB bur6 bte S6iir Set 8trtbl@aft abgez
feuert norben Jet.
8als iopobl pie aud 8ed tpur6en mod
0ienitag9l6enb perbaftet. Ser @rftere Ieltgz
net ni6t, 6en ber6GngntBpolen S6uB OBJ
gefeuert su 6nbelt. @r 5a9 Grotp bpr Ser
3ertriimmerten S6eibe iteben u16 9larbte
baber, in ibm 0en S6ulOtgelt bpr it6
Slt 6aben. Die beiben Gerbafteten ipurbelt
ipdter benz iutgen @rotp Dor9efIbrt, Der
8al5 jebo6 nun i6pa6 SIT t0enttft5tren berz
mDdte. gSie CT iagte, bate CT Die StrDlde,
ipeld)e Die S6eibe et1ttparf TEN, DabDnlaMfett
1e1en lttt0 blteb oann Ite6er1, INT bur6 1et1te
gleidseitige @ntfernut9 nt6t ettpa lelbit fit
Sen S9ulbigen ge6alten Sl perben.
Die Bolt5et l6enft ben 9lusiagen 6es
Sranf 8al5 iotpte 6enrp 8ef'S Doleu @laltz
ben, %umlomebr, ais stpii6en 6ieien uno
Grotp ntemalS cine l1%neinigfeit irgeno pelz
6er Dirt itattgefunber bate. 8ed 6efanO
ft6, tpGbreno bte unglifieltge S6teBeret
bot ii6 9ing, in einem 3intnter btnter iet7
llent S6Gnflofal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-11
@bicqeo.9 9. 81

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@ei3en lit felt porisem @amltag UNI lie.
9eltte9en, @prn lrm &C., Safer 1mn L.,
S6malS I'm sc. boS 100 ID.
@ir notiten i'm 3eitseI@aft:
7o @edf$sus aIpriI 784@7s4, i6IOB 81
82@S24, i9loB 81 So. Seuli 8f3@891, iddIoR
gu 815. Nl1guit 8O@8O{, i9loB III sos. 9ep9
1 @s4t S sSE@s 81 al l@IOB aa 81. SeaOr. 81
~ Corn. - april 34gs@34f, i6loB gu s4g.
Wfat S93@4O, l6loB SIT 39}. SUM 1890
415, ll6loB gu 4OE: Sult 49@421, i9loB gu
~; Sept. 453@4S4 i@loB gu 43R.
Om 9eter:m Aprtt .--@24s, l@loB.S 81 24g.
BOY; i@lOB 6u 298. Suit 8O@3Os, i9IoB
xS9weinefGeti6 . : Mot -@91. 90,
i@t6o,bo gu s1.Oo. Srnf -.-@s1.O co. si6lOB5
gu & 7.s 9 r. 81 }ai 7.s5 aggi! 1.iaS%i55SfS So 3, 4 595ob
Stunt 7.423@7.479, 16loB s1 7.45. SuIi
7.5O@7.52}, i9loB gu 1924. Nu9ult 20
1879, I1lob sit 1871.
Spedietten.- Mat S. 5@8.2O, idIoR
3t 8.173. Stunt 8.25@8.274, i9loB Su S.27{.
Suit -.-@8.35, i6loB 3l S.35.' Nuouf
-.-@.8.42&, i6loB 5u 8.42@.
SIN SGar9eiddft braGte Sommer=
weIGen Jto. 2 813c; SEQ. 3 st re.
@tnterwet5et. SEQ. 3 rptber inn Spetz
ger 81 9l4; mad Strobe @. SEQ. 8 5t
76M-.-c.
Corn: SEQ. 2 s7a@ss84, SEQ. 2 eelbes
374@384, $50. 2 peiBes @, SEQ. 8 SSelbes
374@-. SEQ. 8 364@-c.
@1ter; 9ea6 8robe, SEQ. 2 meiBer au 3O2
@3I3, 9fo.2 SIT 283@29, $50. 8 peiBer at 293
@30, geo. 8 an 27@29c.